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Subject: United
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4juice 10.04.17 - 06:13pm
In US and many other airlines, i think it is a common practice for an airline to be overbooked. Meaning, they sell tickets to passengers even when they know full well plane is fully booked. So when the plane is fully booked and they need seats for their own staff, they will reject RANDOM passengers. United Airlines took it a little too far. They forcefully eject a doctor from his seat after knocking him out cold. Disgusting! https://twitter.com/Tyler_Bridges/status/851214160042106880 * +
4juice 10.04.17 - 06:15pm
Imagine you going on a holiday with your kids all excited but being told your flight is cancelled even after you booked 6 months before. How fked up is that? * +
wickedwitch 10.04.17 - 06:16pm
Im not on this flight so i dont care. * +
kimjongl 10.04.17 - 06:46pm
They definitely went too far. The inevitable lawsuit will be interesting. * +
4juice 10.04.17 - 06:48pm
If you see the following video, the poor guy was in a state i reckon was a concussion. Forcefully removing a paying customer from his seat, this doctor will get lawyers lining up to take his case to sue the fk out of United Airlines. * +
mikeymk 10.04.17 - 06:52pm
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kimjongl 10.04.17 - 06:52pm
Apparently he's also a doctor himself and had patients to see the next day. * +
4juice 10.04.17 - 06:56pm
How fked up will it be if whoever who took that doctor's seat needs a medical emergency midflight and there is no doctor on board the plane? 
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